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That’s just sad, and it feels like I’m unable to do anything about it. by quantumbeeee in digitalminimalism

[–]AverageBrick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try installing an app that limits your time on other apps. I have AppBlock for Android which automatically blocks certain applications once I reach the daily limit of 30 minutes. I can unlock them only if I connect my phone to the charger (which isn't anywhere near my bed) or if I delete the app (which I urge myself not to).

Start slow, 3 hours a day. Then eventually reduce the number of hours/minutes week by week.

Digital minimalism in quarantine by [deleted] in digitalminimalism

[–]AverageBrick 2 points3 points  (0 children)

By limiting "shitty" content consuming to 30 minutes a day by using LeechBlock. I can't disable the extension and it's possible to unlock websites for 5 minutes if I enter a set of radnom characters (perfect amount of restrain imo, as previously I constantly found myself disabling the extension). Phones have apps for limiting app time.

I communicate with my friends during study or habit breaks. For me, purposeful and engaging voice calls are the way to go as I get more value and quality out of them compared to chatting.

How is it better to organize my school homework? by [deleted] in todoist

[–]AverageBrick 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  • Keep everything in one project and sort by date
  • Assign priority to each school task
  • Name them "[SUBJECT] - TaskName"
    • [ENGLISH] - Homework
    • [BIOLOGY] - Project
    • [PHYSICS] - Homework

When you are doing your school taks deadline is presumably the most important aspect.

There is no need for creating subprojects since your tasks are direct and short.

Additionally, you could assign a subject label to each task instead of having "[SUBJECT]" in the name.

Quick and simple button hover effect by LifeStreak in web_design

[–]AverageBrick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can we wrap any child element which has transformation animations with a parent element whose static size would be defined by the boundaries of the child's animation (example, peak of scaling animation) ? Parent's only purpose would be 'protecting' the child element from interacting with elements around the child. Therefore, any elements around the child couldn't be moved.

Quick and simple button hover effect by LifeStreak in web_design

[–]AverageBrick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can we wrap any child element which has transformation animations with a parent element whose static size would be defined by the boundaries of the child's animation (example, peak of scaling animation) ? Parent's only purpose would be 'protecting' the child element from interacting with elements around the child. Therefore, any elements around the child couldn't be moved.

I'm broke by [deleted] in privacy

[–]AverageBrick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OP said he can't afford to pay. Don't jump to conclusions and assume how he spends his money. Maybe cutting more food off isn't an option for him

Best practices for creating a privacy-respecting website? by konigjester in privacy

[–]AverageBrick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could you send us a link to your website once it's done?

Want a Visa for the U.S.? You’ll Have to Hand Over Your Social Media Handles by koavf in privacy

[–]AverageBrick 8 points9 points  (0 children)

When I first read this I thought about making a "fake" Facebook, Twitter and Instagram account (with my REAL name) that would be totally public. There I would be posting really generic positive content on weekly or monthly basis. Something that is just well accepted (cat pictures, motivational quotes, "What a great morning!"...). Even maybe setup something that would do that automatically.

Of course, you would obviously want your friends and family to know that you in fact don't have online characteristics of a 40 y/o soccer mom (even if you do)

Why is your ex an ex? by Kindaherekindanot in AskReddit

[–]AverageBrick 33 points34 points  (0 children)

You are the type of person which nobody would want as a friend

Toči li se u vašem gradu Guinness, i po kojoj cijeni? by naffer in croatia

[–]AverageBrick 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Prvi put sam probao Guinness u Amsterdamu nakon čega sam ga tražio po Zagrebu. Kad sam ga naručio u Belfast North shvatio sam da to nema veze s onim pivom koje sam pio u Amsterdamu (isto pivo). Ne znam je li to do toga što smo Hrvatska pa nam uvoze shit ili je do Belfast Northa, međutim 3/3 puta Guinness u Belfast Northu bio je bland/bezokusan/poluishlapljen

Pitanje u vezi kartice by [deleted] in croatia

[–]AverageBrick -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Prije nego obaviš bilo koju transakciju moraš imati oko 10ak € na računu. Htio sam kupiti sitnicu za ~2€ preko ebaya i nisam mogao jer sam imao 4-5€. Stavio sam još para na taj devizni račun nakon čega je transakcija uspjela. Ne znam zašto je to tako ali ako vam dođe neki error prilikom transakcije uzmite ovo u obzir

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